I'm not sure what you mean but I'm quite confident the answer is no. The reason the verb is in the -ing form is that it shows the action is durative.
Yes, that is what I said. It is a continuing action in present tense.
I didn't want to say, You've made me think, because it would've shown past tense.
We were still in the same conversation and I was searching for something he said.
So I said, now you have me thinking...and I started to look up what he stated. Then the debate started and we started to look that up instead; with no luck.
Then I found this site, and prayed someone smarter then me would know the answer.
I know my English is correct, but I've never been such an expert in the syntax of a sentence.
But I know when it's right or wrong. And I know I'm right.